In addition to making things hard to find and bogging down your machine, tabs impose a cognitive load. Thats one of the reasons I'm building BrainTool. If you suffer tabs overload it might be worth checking out. Here's a recent post/video on Browser Hygiene:
https://braintool.org/2021/12/08/Clean-up-your-tabs-with-Bra...
(Does Mozilla publish statistics for this? 'max_concurrent_tab_count' is a telemetry metric..)
https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/browser/BrowserUsage...
about:telemetry#scalars-tab
I don't understand why people store email in their deleted folders, or why they keep hundreds of tabs open. There are better ways to store data.
As few as possible on my PC. I look things up in history all the time so I don’t need to have tabs open.
I have heard the most amazing excuses from people as to why they don't use history despite the fact that it solves so many problems. I am never afraid to close a window because i won't be able to find it later.
Most of my current session stays on the right side of Tabs. I mostly finish reading all the current news and go back to do Garbage Collection of Tabs on my left. So they are more like Reading List.